Electrophoresis Flashcards

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Electrophoresis

A

Movement of charged particles through the porous gel matric under the influence of electric field

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2
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Name the two types of electrophoresis

A

Moving boundary electrophoresis
Zone electrophoresis

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What is moving boundary electrophoresis?

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The electrophoresis that doesn’t need any supporting media and forms boundary

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4
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What is zone electrophoresis

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The electrophoresis that needs a supporting media and forms bands

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5
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What are the two types of gel matrix?

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Polyacrylamide
Agarose

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6
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What is the correlation between concentration and the molecular weight of the sample?

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Inversely proportional

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7
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How is polyacrylamide formed?

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Acrylamide + bisacrylamide

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8
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Name the initiator and a catalyst in the formation of polyacrylamide chain.

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Initiator - ammonium persulfate
Catalyst - N, N, N’, N’ - Tetramethylene diamine

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9
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What is the concentration used in separation of protein in polyacrylamide gel?

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10 to 15%

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10
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Is angrose gel linear or branched polysaccharide?

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Linear

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11
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How is agarose gel formed?

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Galactose and anhydrogalactose

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12
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Name the algae used in the formation of agarose.

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Gracilaria and Gelidium

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13
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What is the concentration of agarose gel?

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1 to 3%

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14
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What are the stains used in agarose gel electrophoresis?

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Ethidium bromide, DAPI, methylene blue

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15
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Name the intercalating agent (or metal chelater) of agarose gel electrophoresis

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Ethidium bromide

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16
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What kind of detergent is sodium dodecyl sulphate?

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Anionic detergent

17
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Name these tracking dye in SDS electrophoresis

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Bromo phenol blue

18
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Write the movement order in SDS electrophoresis

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Cl — Protein SDS — Glycinate

19
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Name the anionic dye that binds to the hydrophobic part of the protein

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Coomasie brilliant blue

20
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Name the dye for the sensitive proteins of ng

21
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Name two reducing agents

A

B mercaptoethanol and dithiothretol

22
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In isoelectric focusing who create the pH gradient?

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Polyampholyte

23
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Write the relation between the charge and isoelectric point of a protein

A

pI more than pH then positive
pI less than pH then negative
pI equals to pH then neutral

24
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In 2D electrophoresis how are the proteins separated?

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First by pI and the by mass

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Why are DNA sequencing gel used?
To seperate single stranded DNA that are shorter than 1000nt and differing in size by 1nt
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Why is pulsed field electrophoresis used?
To separate molecules that are of size 2000kbp to 10Mbp
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What is the unique characteristic of pulsed field gel electrophoresis?
Uses electric field at an angle of 120°
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What can we use when the sample is sensitive to the ammonium persulfate?
Riboflavin
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Who is a neurotoxin in their monomer form?
Bisacrylamide and acrylamide
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Blue native PAGE
The technique that allows separation of proteins present in multiprotein complexes in a native confirmation with higher resolution
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Name the two buffer for the separation of nucleic acid
TBE and TAE
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Name the salt that creates favourable ionic strength and pH for the sample
Tris HCl
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Name the density ingredients of the gel
Glycerol or sucrose
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How is capillary electrophoresis of DNA is better than the normal electrophoresis?
Provides better speed, resolution, sensitivity and data handling